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POLITICAL
CANDOR
Offer
fifty
men
were
present
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
last
night
to
bear
Rev.
Charles
E.
Motte,
pastor
of
Rupert
Bast
United
Church,
deliver
an
interestinf
address
on
the
topic
of
"Christ
and
SoctaHsjn."
OoramandUnt
William
Kerr
presided
and
a
musical
program
ta-etedad
eomuunigr
stDftaf
and
vocal
solos
by
Moses
Aleaacee,
Mrs.
End)
Carlson
and
Louis
Pitcher.
Coraraandcnt
Kerr
awarded
pro-ftefeoey
certificates
to
Corps
Cadets
Bttward
Harmon
and
France
Pleree.
The
proceedings
came
to
a
close
with
serving
of
coffee
and
doughnuts,
these
refreshments
being
appreciated
by
all
present
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ijaiuy
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Friday.
Jan.
30.
193:
By
daring
to
unpopular
with
her
supporters,
Missi
Margaret
Bondfiekl,
Britain's
first
woman
cabinet
minister,
has
set
an
example
in
political
courage
which
many
j
a
male
politician
will
view
with
dismay,
says
the
Winnipeg
Tribune.
It
will
be
recalled
that
some
time
ago
Miss,
Bondf
ield,
in
her
official
capacity
as
Minister
of
Labor,
announced
that
mill
girls
and.
others
out
of
employment
who
refuse
to
ac-cept,the
jobft
everywhere
waiting
for
thdm
in
domestic
service
would
be
disqualified
from
receiving
unemployment
benefit.
That
Miss
Bondf
ield
meant
what
she
said
is
evident
in
a
recent
decision
under
which
a
number
of
unemployed
Lancashire
girls
have
been
disallowed
benefits
for
refusing
to
accept
domestic
service
jobs
offering
to
them.
Such
decision
has
aroused
considerable
resentment
against
the
Minister
of
Labor.
She
is
charged
with
advocating
"conscript
labor,"
with
betraying
the
class
from
which
she
comes,
of
having
her
ideals
of
social
justice
blunted
by
contact
with
employers,
and
all
the
rest
of
it.
.
Assailed
in
such
manner
many
politicians
and
most
cabinet
ministers
would
either
at
once
give
in,
or
at
least
attempt
to
explain
that
they
had
never
meant
what
they
ap-
eared
to
have
said.
But
not
Margaret
Bondfield.
She
has
K
riefly
replied
that
she
holds
to
her
decision,
and
that
if
it
has
made
her
unpopular,
unpopular
she
must
remain.
This
is
an
example
of
political
courage
and
honesty
much
needed
at
a
time
when
so
many
politicians
are
outbidding
each
other
in
cajoling
the
electorate.
But
it
is
a
question
whether
Miss
Bondfield's
"unpopularity"
will
continue
very
long.
It
is
one
of
the
encouraging
things
about
the
working
of
democracy
that
the
few
who
speak
their
minds
fraxly.,an4fulWjnthout')fearjof
iheuconser
quences
to
themselves
are
invariably
taken
back-
into
public
esteem.
;
Popularity,
like
happiness,
seldom
lasts
for
the
man
or
woman
who
sets'
out
deliberately
to
seek
it
This
applies
to
politics.
Democracy
is
not
fooled
for
long
by
the
smooth
speeches,
promises
and
bribes
showered
upon
it
by
plausible
politicians
with
their
eyes
on
the
next
election.
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SOCIALISM
DISCUSSED
Ret.
C.
E.
Motte
Speaker
at
Meet.;
ing
Ust
M:ht
in
Salvation
Army
Citadel
'
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
30.
111
Fire
this
morning
completely
de-steoyed
a
two-storey
boarding
hiuse
owned
by
Mr
and
Mrs.
Hand-cmchUd
on
Third
Avenue
about
two
blocks
eet
of
MeBntte
Street.
The
fire
started
to
the
vaem
f
a
lodger
who
Ht
HrV
v
est
his
jam
btaakfaet.
The
struct
ore
was
soon
a
ataac
of
Dames
and
other
lodgers,
newly
awakened,
bad
narrow
escapes
with
their
Uvea.
Mab
Ling,
a
Chinaman,
was
slugged
last
nieht
on
Comox
Avenue
and
lost
his
roll
of
Hi
He
claims
to
have
been
assaulted
by
two
men
who
lamped
out
of
the
shadows
as
he
passed
by.
Rtv.
F.
W.
Kerr
preached
a
sensational
sermon
last
night
on
the
social
evil
before
-the
congregation
I
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
la
the
Empress
Theatre.
IMEN
HOLD
BANQUET
Annual
Antliran
Event
Proves
Very
Sueeessfnl
In
Cathedral
Hall
The
annual
men's
banquet
of
the
'
Anglican
Church
was
held
last
night
in
the
ParUb
Hall.
M3ysr
Orme4pjkitcK,and
It
provedmry
successful.
The
banquet,
prepared
by
the
members
of
the
woman's
auxiliary
was
excellent
and
the
en-1
tertalnment
well
above
the
average.
There
was
plenty
of
light
humor
and
also
a
serious
vein
provided
by
Rev.
Canon
Rushbrook
and
Dean
Olbson
which
gave
It
that
proper
balance.
Regret
was
expressed
by
Mayor
Orme
and
the
other
speakers
at
the
enforced
absence
of
Bishop
Rlx.
which
was
deeply
regretted.
The
and
lay
a
firm
foundation
for
your
own
prosperity
The
Wheat
Crop
is
the
greatest
factor
in
Canada's
wealth.
The
present
depression
affecting
our
Canadian
Wheat
Growers
;
is
of
national
importance
to
every
one
of
us.
All
good
Canadians
want
to
see
the
return
of
prosperity
and
each
one
of
us
can
do
his
part
in
bringing
it
back
by
helping
to
reduce
the
surplus
wheat
crop.
?
EAT
TWO
SHREDDED
BISCUITS
EACH
DAY
9,000,000
Canadians
can
help
materially
to
dispose
of
the
surplus
wheat
crop
this
easy,
healthful
way
Shredded
Wheat
is
made
of
Whole
Wheat
nothing
added,
nothing
taken
away.
It
is
a
nourishing,
body-building
food.
Ounce
for
ounce
it
is
the
most
economical
food
you
can
buy
deliciousndwJi6l
a.
for
anybody,
any
time.
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
Niagara
Falls,
Canada
The
largest
user
of
exclusively
Canadian
Wheat
among
Cereal
Manufacturers
of
the
world
Bishop
always
too
the
deepeat
interest
In
these
events
which
he
had
initiated
years
ago.
The
Mayor
aald
It
seemed
too
bad
that
the
Bishop
should
have
travelled
so
far
safely
only
to
return
home
and
be
knocked
down
In
the
street.
I
Rev.
Canon
Rushbrook
spoke
of
jthe
church
as
being
the
greatest
power
in
the
world
for
good.
He
did
not
refer
to
the
denomination
to
wblch
he
belonged
or
to
the
church
tendency
towtu-a
material
tilings
and
gave
as
the
seven
most
Important
factors
in
the
world
today
the
Bible,
the
church,
the
home,
the
Sabbath
School,
the
law
and
thej
press.
There
was
a
tendency
to
turn
;
the
bark
on
Ood.
While
there
was
a
great
deal
of
talk
of
the
brother-1
hood
of
man.
Hits
was
ineffective
i
without
the
fatherhood
of
Ood.
j
Toast
"The
King
wi&
musical
organizations
generally
but
t(honoes
that
which,
for
the
past
two
thou-
Chairman's
address.
sand
years
had
stood
for
Idealism
in
art,
literature,
ethics
and
social
ad
vancement.
It
was
a
spiritual
thing,
the
relation
of
man
to
his
Ood
and
the
relations
of
men
to
each
other.
The
men
and
the
buildings
were
simply
the
outward
manifestation
Dean
Olbson
opened
In
a
light
Commun:.
singing
Led
by
F.
Bradshaw.
Soog-
Mrs
J.
H
Mcleod.
Song
A.
R.
Hunter.
Recitation
Miss
Beryl
Birch
and
Miss
Adelu
Thurber
from
"The
School
Tor
Scandal
"
frmn
R
Brad-shaw.
"Glorious
vein
leading
up
to
a
serious
talk
to
,
rvon
members
of
the
congregation
on.
Toast
oir
Churrh."
proposed
such
matters
ft
religious
conviction
'
by
Canon
Rushbrook.
responded
to
and
tythlng.
Uf
deprecated
the;
by
D
an
Gibson
MADE
IN
CANADA
BY
CANADIANS
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
ONLY
Song
Mrs.
C.
L.
Monroe.
Sketch
The
Parson,"
Alec
Con-non.
Toast
"The
Ladles,"
proposed
by
Chaa.
Evttt,
responded
to
by
Alex
nix.
Closing
remarks
by
chairman.
Doxotocjr.
Mrs.
T.
Aadrsw.ww.Convener
for
Ik.
aurmar
Th.
Munmltlu
Irt
cnargc
uitrcs
ovhmsmu
k;
jura.
J.
U.-
O
lbonwMrU
TPd
rfcTrt?
Mrs
Oeo.
Rorie
and
Mrs.
Basett-
Ji.nes.
Those
helping
were:
Mrs.
W.
A
Woodland.
Mrs.
Alex
Rlx.
Mr.
Parlow.
Mrs.
Trelevan.
Mrs.
J.
P
Cade.
Mrs.
J.
Johns.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
Mrs.
H
In
Ion.
Mrs.
C.
Evitt,
Mrs
J.
Nichols,
Mrs.
Rayner,
Mrs,
W.
C
Asplnall.
Mrs.
Russell
Smith,
j
Mrs
Wm.
McCallum.
Mrs.
Elliot
Homer.
Mrs
W
J.
Greer,
Mrs.
W.
A
McLean.
Mrs.
E.
W.
Tuoker.
Mrs
Stamp-Vincent,
Mrs.
3.
V.
Cor.
und
Mrs.
Smeeton.'
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LONDON.
Jan
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spreading
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and.
aJQiouh
it
is
"
mild
type,
the
epla"
indloatlon
of
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tern"
The
most
serious
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from
Spain
where
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reported
to
have
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week.
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